Amy Walker is the editor of the recently published On Bicycles: 50 Ways the New Bike Culture Can Change Your Life and is also co-founder of Momentum Magazine which focuses on transportation cycling and covers all aspects of urban bike culture throughout North America. We caught up with Amy to ask her a few questions about the importance of cycling in urban environments.
The Yes Men Fix The World , directed by Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonnanno & Kurt Engfehr, is out on DVD in April. To celebrate the occasion we had a quick telep...
In the USA, where more than 40% of food is wasted, first-time filmmaker Jeremy Seifert explores the hidden culture of dumpster diving in the world’s most w...
Actor and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. recently released a new book — Ed Begley, Jr.'s Guide to Sustainable Living: Learning to Conserve Resources a...
Like a modern day Doctor Dolittle, Dr. Temple Grandin helps people understand animal behaviour. A Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University , ...
Ruby Roth. Remember that name, as you’ll be hearing a lot more about her. An American teacher, writer and artist, Roth has come up with an innovative and s...
In celebration of Meatless Monday, we caught up with Sarah Kramer, Canada’s number one vegan rockstar and best-selling author of four popular vegan cookbooks...
Even though the laundry line is considered to be the most energy efficient device in any household, in many communities across the USA citizens are forbidd...
Dutch filmmaker Jan van den Berg is a man on a mission. He is determined to raise awareness about the lethal pesticides and pollutions that are finding the...
What does the cow mean to you? Hamburger? Sacred animal? Pet? Anand Ramayya, a young Indo-Canadian filmmaker, explores the meaning of the humble cow in dif...
Summer Rayne Oakes is a rising eco-star, an environmental scientist, activist, sustainable fashion model and author of the recently published Style, Natural...
